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An executive dinner is a 250-hour campaign disguised as a three-hour event.
The finished product looks simple: a private room, good food and 12–15 senior executives.
Here’s what it actually takes to fill that table, and make the evening commercially useful 🧵
And the work doesn’t finish after dessert.
Within 24–48 hours, you need to:
• Thank attendees
• Record account insights
• Assign follow-up owners
• Convert attendees into one-to-one meetings
Otherwise, a good dinner produces little pipeline.
We’ve put the complete process into a practical guide covering audience strategy, recruitment, qualification, venues, budgets, moderation, delivery and follow-up.
How to Plan an Executive Dinner: The Complete B2B Guide for 2027:
cxoand.co/blog/how-to-plan-e…
#executivedinner #executiveroundtable
The operators running businesses that print cash don't shout about it from the rooftops, because they don't want entrepreneurs to flood their space
Think about that when you're debating copying an idea you saw go viral on X
Lee Betts retweeted
A few years ago, I got my IG growth agency to $10,000/mo doing exactly what Hormozi says:
Blocking off half my day and doing as much outreach as possible.
More here:
Lee Betts retweeted
I got our first 10 customers by absolutely ramming outbound every waking hour.
As I explain below, this also comes with an unintended consequence😂
Yesterday I tweeted a super useful free resource to my 1,510 followers
The tweet got 26 impressions
Similar tweets were getting me hundreds of likes this time last year
What is up with the X algo?
I interviewed @IndianAppGuy to find out how he bootstrapped his way to 7 profitable SaaS businesses
Had so much fun recording this episode
Check it out if you want to learn how to bootstrap a SaaS company to $10k/m and beyond
Available on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts
Link in bio
#bootstrappedheroes
Replying to @leebetts_ @IndianAppGuy
Listen Here: leebetts.com/podcasts/bootst…

